The Businesses and Products from Season 12, Episode 18 of Shark Tank

Two entrepreneurs from New York City think they have an "udder-ly" unique vegan take on a beloved drink this week on "Shark Tank." A husband and wife from Orland Park, Illinois, try to grab the Sharks' attention with their product designed to easily remove hair from your hands in the shower or bath. Entrepreneurs from Cleveland, Ohio, and Accra, Ghana, work to draw up support for their aftercare product designed to enhance your tattoo; while an entrepreneur from Denton, Texas, pedals into the Tank to share the joy of family biking with his electric bike company.

Sharks:
Barbara Corcoran
Mark Cuban
Lori Greiner
Daymond John
Kevin O'Leary

Numilk
numilk.com
Numilk is on a mission to bring plant-based, less waste to all through our innovative Numilk machines.  Make plant-based milks, lattes, and protein shakes at the push of a button, delicious, nutritious, and free from gums, fillers, or preservatives and without the waste associated with pre-packaged food.  Better for you, and better for the environment.  Plant-based, less waste.  Made by you.

Hairy Grabster
hairygrabster.com
Cut down on messy showers and clogged drains when you introduce HairyGrabster to your home. With a simple swipe, it removes tangled hair from your hands, keeping it off the walls and out of the drains!

Mad Rabbit Tattoo
madrabbittattoo.com
Mad Rabbit is committed to reinventing the tattoo care space, one revolutionary product at a time. Simple, effective, and reliable products, delivered right to your door.

Bunch Bikes
bunchbike.com
Bunch Bikes from Denton, TX makes electric family cargo bikes with space in front to carry kids and dogs. Founder Aaron Powell started Bunch Bikes after seeing similar cargo bikes on a family trip to Sweden in 2016.  Bunch Bike is on a mission to share the joy of family biking with North America.